Daily Republican., 1887-10-24
Hazel Doll Races.

Tno races at atz ! Dell D.iviLe Park
on IA urday Afternoon were O suooess
In every way. Nots ithstandipg the
Intense cold inlly Q 5f0 peise us were at
tne grounds IL WAS about l O'Clock
when the racing began. DIR. james A,
Masshan OF Pailsdelphia, acted ae
starting judee, and 8. ID MoCu!,ouyh
Of North East, and j. A Hanlum Of
West Chester, acted o. time keepers,
j. ID. Kurtz OF this city. WAS clerk OF
the course.
The first race put on wss the 242
class. Parse 1925 Est, $a2 20: 2ad.
s3i 50; 3rd, S23. Oat OF IL entries s
aorsrs e,sr 4. The ummsry is:
l.. ". SEQ t, NJ .dIlo o sn, b Z Garri.
| sNh' ...''.. ....................... 8 )
h,J. MR. 10 n, uglsten. oh m, Ida
III uAy......... ..................... 0
W. u hiBEs. middlotJwn, b x, Live
| . Os1... .................. i /
X. Ii. st. ode Obadd's Ford, b .,
Lish.s XII. li.................. 80. I 8 8
John Fsgan, Wilmington, b x, Bill. 2 s
John W. Reeve, Wilmington, b m,
hHe: .......... ...................... 4
q. s. Oox Merchan.vilie, N. j.,
NJ. Rich. sberser, wilmington, bf
Time, 246, 2+l, 2t0.
In the 2. SO class for purse OF Sl25 di
vided ~ In the q 40 class there were
ak starters. In the race Rosie Pssse
had walk over, and It Was evident TO
all that Ler driver was playing with
the other horses. The summary IL:
.. M, Mstlack, West Chester, Pa,
D kode Psaae. l
Pa oh g sandy y................... 64 o
J.. q. " ilsop, rewsrk. b m GYPSY
oIn' :........'. .'.:.'.....:.'....'... o
j.. d; fawLng, Point Bro, 70, ch &
W. Ii. Armstrong, Fair Hi, Nd.
| br Solitaire ..................... 3 4
u: kaufman X sling sun, fhils, ,
M lay f:...................
Time, 23'll, O. Il, ..as.
| The Q % class race for o purse OF $500
was . beautiful one IN respect to ciose
ness, though rs q good many spectators
said 1t WAS nearly as much . runntn X
race as ,rottins one. The horse Spider
entered by Il II. 5,roie, of Chadd q
Ford, was iu.ec out on ACCOUNT OF bein z
PAGER. In tbs frst heat May broke
bad y and was set tack to third place
for II. All the horses broke badly on
this heat. May finally II the race,
and was surrouL ded by o crowd who
patted aud chesred her as II she were
periect affair. and all the applause
was intended TOR her. Tie summary IL:
H. ]. Morrison, Ogleton, cb m
| nay. .... ......-............... = l
W. B M. Ooakin, Phiia., q m
X TO Orlucf, :Iktcn rag Ben 2 ) 3 3
| limo. zs0k 23t, 3ll1 2:3o1S.
The special race for q silver pitcher,
cup and saiver was besu.ifu exhibi-
tiou OF racing. ID 2 g Nichols drove
his own team, Te mpest and Gideon NJ
while James z. Cooper's team Black
~ood Bale aud mate, was driven by
George 3 Sandy, Son in-laW OF Mr.
Nichols. ~ tie frst heat tho horses If
Mr N.eh Is drew ahead On the last
quarter sni won by pacG. Ia the
eecond heat the little horses driven by
Mr.. Sandy Eeld their own until within
q shor: distance of the wire, when TEN.
peat ana mate began to gain on them.
Mr. Sandy then threw ore reip lotss,
aud ono Of his horses made two or three
le,pe and the team parsed under TIE
wire first. The sy ympsthy OF thu spec-
tators Was with Sandy's team. The
Judges d. cided that the race belonged
10 Tempest and Gideon NJ, bacsuse
they had trotted the whole heat while
BlRchwood Belle and male had won by
their running This decision brough!
hisses and ye!ls OF detlsion from the
spectators, but the judges stood by their
decision. TIE summary lie:
ID. p. s. Nichols, Philadelphia, Tenn
pest hnd 9ideon observation-disclosures. l
james Il. Cooper, Philaoeii niD, Blsok'
wood Ealle ard mato.
Time, 2.a4. at4.
The running race fer rurse OF $50
S35 to drst ard SIS 70 second, was easily
won by Nat Trinb'e, with E1ison Sec,
end. 1he summary Is:
Joha Pagan, Whining to ,cA g Edison
W. W. Hayes, West Chester, Pa bg
Nat Triuble. .............-.. .....
!. U. LAveiy, Wilmington, b N Flora. 4
g.: g. Whitman, vii AiIgton. chg
bayard W.... .......................
Time. bt1z. VA.